2010 Mustang Engine Information – 244 cubic inch V6 (4.0L Ford Cologne V6)
The Cologne V6
The 4.0 Liter (244 ci) engine used in 2010 is virtually unchanged from previous years. The 2005 – 2009 base Mustang was powered by Ford’s cast iron block 4.0 L Cologne SOHC V6, replacing the 3.8 L Essex OHV V6 used in 2004 and older models. The standard engine in 2010 model year was the same 4.0 L V6 mated to a 5-speed manual transmission or an optional 5-speed automatic transmission. It produces 210 hp (157 kW) at 5300 rpm and 240 lb·ft (325 N·m) of torque at 3500 rpm.
Engine Basics
Year | 2010 |
VIN Code | N |
Cylinders & Config | V6 |
Displacement | 244 cu / 4.0 liters |
Power (hp) | 210 hp @ 5,300 RPM |
Torque (lb/ft) | 240 lb/ft @ 3,500 RPM |
Compression | 9.7:1 |
Type | SOHC |
Other Engine Specs
Firing order | 1-4-2-5-3-6 |
Lobe lift intake and exhaust | .259 inch |
Allowable lobe lift loss | .005 inch |
Endplay | .0003 – .007 inches |
Journal diameter | 1.099 to 1.101 inches |
Bearing inside diameter | 1.102 – 1.104 |
Journal to bearing oil clearance | .002 to .004 (Max .006) |
Engine & Other Torque Specifications
All torque specifications provided in this table are those recommended by FORD. If you use special bolts, follow the torque specifications provided by the manufacturer. I recommend that you use the 3 step torque technique where you torque down the bolts in three equal steps. Once you have reached the maximum recommended torque setting, go around one more time. Do not torque in a circular pattern. Always torque cross to cross.
Head bolts |
This type of head bolt MUST be replaced! Step 1 = 10 lbs, step 2 = 18 lbs, Step 3 8mm bolts 24 lbs, Step 4 = + 90 degrees, step 5 = + 90 degrees more.
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Intake manifold bolts | 90 inch lbs |
Exhaust manifold nuts | 17 |
Exhaust pipe to manifold nuts | 30 |
Drivebelt tensioner bolt | 35 |
Flywheel driveplate bolts | In 2 steps; 10 lbs, then 52 lbs |
Front jackshaft sprocket bolts | Step 1 = 33 lbs, step 2 + 90 degrees |
Rear jackshaft sprocket bolts | Step 1 = 15 lbs, step 2 + 90 degrees |
Jackshaft chain tensioner bolts | 80 inch lbs |
Jackshaft chain guide bolts | 168 inch lbs |
Jackshaft thrust plate bolts | 90 inch lbs |
Engine mount nuts | 46 |
Engine mount bracket to engine block bolts | 59 |
Engine mount to chassis | 52 |
Upper cam gear bolt | |
Crank cap bolts | |
Valve cover bolts | 89 in lbs |
Accessory brackets | 35 |
Oil pump drive to engine block | 168 inch lbs |
Oil pump to block bolts | 168 inch lbs |
Oil pump screen to tube | 89 inch lbs |
Oil pan to crankcase reinforcement section | 80 inch lbs |
crankcase reinforcement section to block | 89 inch lbs |
crankcase reinforcement to block threaded inserts | 27 inch lbs |
crankcase reinforcement rear main seal | 71 inch lbs |
rear lower block cradle to transmission bolts | 35 lbs |
Timing chain cassette bolts -right – upper | 108 in lbs |
Timing chain cassette bolts -left – upper | 108 in lbs |
Timing chain cassette bolts -left – lower | 168 in lbs |
camshaft sprocket bolt | 63 |
camshaft bearing cap bolts | step 1= 53 in-lbs, step 2 = 144 in lbs |
crankshaft pulley bolt (must use new bolts!) | 33, step 2 = additional 85 degrees |
Hey so i have the cologne 4.0 v6 and im having some leaks coming from my heater core coolant lines and was wondering what part number those were there directly behind the intake plenum and they run towards the pasenger side then up to the pasenger wheel well area that then hook into metal coolant lines that go to the rad,
Thanks,
Roderick Karreci